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Dr. Daniel M. Landers (b.1942, d. ----)

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POSITION(S) / JOB TITLE(S):

Professor

AREAS OF EXPERTISE:

Recreation, Sports & Leisure Studies; Psychology

ACADEMIC RANK:

Professor

FACULTY/DEPARTMENT:

Exercise Science & Physical Education

INSTITUTION/ORGANIZATION:

Arizona State University

EMAIL: (Homepage)

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HIGHEST DEGREE:

Doctorate

DEGREE FROM:

Unknown

SEX / LANGUAGE:

Male / English

LAST LOGIN:

Unknown

MEMBER ID:

1037-3742 (Last changed on 2002/01/05 04:54:07)

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Landers, Daniel M.; Arent, Shawn M.. (2001) Physical activity and mental health.

(Book Chapter in Handbook of sport psychology. )

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Landers, Daniel M.; Arent, Shawn M.. (2001) Arousal-Performance Relationships

(Book Chapter in Applied sport psychology : Personal growth to peak performance. )

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Landers, D. M.; Boutcher, S. H.. (1998) Arousal-performance relationships.

(Book Chapter in Applied sport psychology: Personal growth to peak performance )

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Landers, D. M.; Boutcher, S. H.. (1993) Arousal-performance relationships.

(Book Chapter in Applied sport psychology: Personal growth to peak performance )

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Landers, D.. (1988) Improving motor skills.

(Book Chapter in Enhancing human performance: Issues, theories, and techniques )

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Landers, D. M.; Boutcher, S. H.. (1986) Arousal-performance relationships.

(Book Chapter in Applied sport psychology: Personal growth to peak performance )

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Landers, D. M.. (1978) Motivation and performance: The role of arousal and attentional factors.

(Book Chapter in Sport psychology: An analysis of athlete behavior )